Windows 10 Mobile is already in the hands of Lumia 950 buyers in the US, and the final pre-launch build has been seeded to Insiders. Ahead of its wider rollout, what do you think of the new OS?
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After pushing what is expected to be the final pre-launch Windows 10 Mobile preview to Insiders on the Fast ring this week, Microsoft has now released that build to users on the Slow ring too.
A few weeks after releasing its last Windows 10 Mobile preview, build 10581, it's now rolling out build 10586, which is expected to be the last Insider Preview before the launch of the new OS.
Microsoft has made the ISOs of Windows 10 Enterprise build 1511 which features the November update, available for its Volume License customers just five days after they were released on MSDN.
For those who favor installing a fresh copy of the Windows 10 November Update, ISOs are now available for MSDN subscribers, while other users are able to do so using Microsoft's media creation tool.
The first major update to Windows 10 - tested by Insiders as build 10586, and now known as "the November update" - is now rolling out, bringing a range of improvements to the OS.
As we near the launch of Windows 10 Mobile, more details about what the final product will look like are leaking out. Today, we get an emulator for build 10586.
Microsoft has released Windows 10 Insider Preview build 10586 to those on the Slow ring, but if you were hoping that the ISOs would be available today as well, you'll have to wait a bit longer.
A week after releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview build 10576 for PCs, Microsoft is now rolling out build 10586 to the Fast ring, saying it's "very fast and smooth, and makes a great daily driver."
After days of speculation, Microsoft seems to have finally signed off on a release candidate, namely build 10586, as the 'Fall Update' to Windows 10 for both desktop and mobile.
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